Sentence examples for contributes excessively from inspiring English sources

There is no evidence that a single mutation contributes excessively to the deviations from Mendelian expectations.

In this case the uncertainty of the intercept of the calibration curve contributes excessively to the combined uncertainty.

As a result, the common law rule kept derivatives speculation from contributing excessively to systemic risk.

The compressors now in construction have been designed with the major goal of bringing of all components containing polarized gas as close as possible, thereby, minimizing the length of connecting lines which otherwise contribute excessively to polarization losses on account of their unfavorable ratio of surface to volume.

CVD is a major issue in public health, contributing excessively to the overall morbidity and mortality in the populations of industrialised societies [ 2].

These complications are a great burden to patients and society [ 5], incur high health service use and contribute excessively to the cost of health care [ 6].

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is a major issue in public health, contributing excessively to the overall morbidity and mortality of populations in industrialized societies [ 15].

The first was that the experimental setup used by Harris et al. to obtain these measurements did not contribute excessively to the measured apoptosis duration [ 35].

Two studies are clear outliers, contributing excessively to the heterogeneity [ 63, 64]; a third contributes to both heterogeneity and effect size, which is to be expected given it contains 38%% of the overall weight [ 65].

We will discuss our findings indicating that the same defects in the immune system that confer risk for T1D, also confer susceptibility to chronic myocarditis (chronic inflammation of heart muscle tissue) following a myocardial infarction (MI) and thereby may contribute to excessively poor CVD outcomes in T1D [ 12, 14].

The overabundance of C4A protein in some people contributes to an excessively exuberant pruning of synapses — thereby decreasing the number of synapses in the brain, which would explain the well-established fact that schizophrenic patients tended to have fewer neuronal connections.